Prisoner Sentenced to Life After Taft Clemency Reversed
Vuco Perovich a Montenegrin immigrant must return to life imprisonment after the U S Supreme Court ruled that public welfare overrides his consent. He was sentenced to death in 1905 for murder in Alaska, commuted to life by President Taft in 1909, and now loses his brief freedom gained by a lawyer's appeal.
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United Press
Washington
Vuco Perovich
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Perovich
Alaska
Stocks Hit New Highs As Market Gains Extend
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange kept rising with United States Steel General Motors and other leaders advancing while General Electric and Baldwin reached new highs. Brokers increased loans pushing total brokerage loans to near 2.965 billion amid a confident market tone.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Allied Chemicals
Foreign exchange rounds up and down across markets
June 1 reports show mixed foreign exchange activity with New York balances at 121 million and total clearings around 671 million. Sterling demand fluctuated while francs and lire saw marginal gains and Belgian prices edged lower in morning trading.
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Market Prices for Poultry and Farm Produce Across Regions
Wholesale creamery butter, eggs, poultry and farm staples list prices by region. New York and Chicago markets show butter 39 44c, eggs 21 32c, flour unsettled, pork steady, lard weaker, coffee roasters at No.7 15 17c, turkeys 20 23c, ducks 18 22c, geese 10 12c, varying regional sacks and bag prices for potatoes and sweet potatoes.
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Sugar Market Decline Tied to Cuban Production Report
In New York June 1 the Sugar Market notes Tuesday’s futures drop followed a Cuban sugar flood forecast for next year. The analyst doubts the story’s credibility, sees limited impact on raws, and anticipates any futures rise depends on stronger granulated demand. Cautious buying is advised.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Exchange Sets New May Trading Record on NYSE
New York June 1 The New York Stock Exchange posted a record trading month in May with total transactions of 46 770 100 shares and a daily average of 1 870 804. This surpasses the 1925 May total of 37 076 400 shares. The five hour high was 2 610 900 and the minimum 1 507 200. Saturdays reached 1 278 500 in the two hour peak and 890 500 in the low. Twelve days exceeded 2 000 000 shares and two Saturdays topped a million.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Fruit and produce prices listed for retailers
A garbled OCR listing various fruit and vegetable prices by type and origin. Items include apples from Ben Davis at 3.75 to 4 per box, bananas, cantaloupes from California, pineapples Cuba at 3.50, cherries California 4.50 per box, along with beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, garlic, onions, peppers, potatoes, and more with assorted crate and hamper prices.
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Local stockyard prices drift lower amid light hog trade
hog market slips with prices 8.75 to 9.50 for most hogs while light hogs fall more. receipts about 10 000. Meat animals weigh 160 200 pounds bring 9.40 to 9.50. heavier steers and cows ease. calves around 11.50 with 1 100 run. Sheep and lamb pens show little change with top fat lambs around 15.50 and bulk lambs 12.50 to 15.50.
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Old Bull Crowd Buys Cotton in Market Warmth
In New York on June 1 the Cotton Market notes bulls actively purchased throughout Tuesday. The writer warns that overcommenting in a rising market can do more harm than good to those already long, saying reasons matter less than momentum.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Set by Elevators
Grain elevators pay $1.38 for No. 2 red wheat with other grades bought on their merits.
Relief Forecast as Sugar Bowl Flood Recedes
New Orleans meteorologist Dr. I M Cline said floodwaters in the Sugar Bowl area of Louisiana are receding as flows through the McCrea crevasse lessen. The improvement signaled some districts might escape further inundation after weeks of damage.
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Manual Visiting Day at Emmerich High School
Annual visitors day at Emmerich Manual Training High School occurs Friday June 2. Special exhibits from all training branches will be shown along with a band orchestra and glee clubs concert in the evening program.
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Emmerich Manual Training High School
Body of unidentified girl found along Mahoning County road
Unidentified girl was found dead in a sack by a motorist on the Coatsville Newcastle road in Mahoning County near the state line. Sheriff Peter Corlland and deputies investigated but age and cause of death were not yet learned.
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United Press
Hanover College Centenial Pageant Opens June 8
Mr and Mrs Theodore Brydon of Indianapolis arrive as first guests for Hanover College centennial celebration June 5 to 9. Their daughter Marie is a student. Pageant written by Mrs W A Willis will be given June 8 under Dean Mabel Coddington.
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Times Special
Hanover
Ind
Theodore’ Brydon
Indianapolis
Hanover College
Marie
W. A. Willis
Mabel Coddington
Cattle and hog market summaries from multiple cities
Receipts totals and price ranges show mixed demand for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Louisville Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo and East St Louis markets. Notes include cooling or steady trends for beef steers heifers calves and fat lambs with prices from about 8.25 to 12.50 for various weights and classes.
Four Hundred Indiana Miners to Return to Work
Four hundred more Indiana coal miners will return to work Thursday at Somerville after unions and Pike County Coal Corp signed a contract based on the old Jacksonville wage scale. The announcement came from the United Mine Workers of America.
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Steadier Wheat Expected With May Delivered
Chicago reports a cautious outlook as May delivery finishes. Traders expect a steadier wheat market if weather improves, with opening prices down modestly and export demand rising on lower prices. Corn and oats show mixed starts as weather signals stay pivotal to future moves.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table shows mixed futures and cash prices
The grain page lists wheat corn oats and clover markets with bid and ask quotes, July and September futures, cash grain details, and assorted prices such as No 2 hard wheat at 1.524 and oats at 1.13. The table includes conditions for cash grain and various grades, reflecting a busy trading day.
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Spite’ Press
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Rev Ruthenburger Named New Pastor in Springfield Church
The Rev W F Ruthenburger of Springfield Michigan becomes pastor of Third Christian Church at Seven teenth Street and Broadway and will deliver the commencement address at the College of Missions in Irvington on June. Eight graduates will receive degrees from President Charles T Paul. The Rev William R Warren editor of World Call in St Louis will preach the ordination address Tuesday night at Graham Chapel.
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Liquor Plot Charged In Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Walter Mueller of 2604 Madison Ave was brought before a federal grand jury on conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. He is held on $3,000 bond with related charges against his brother Paul over ownership of a cache of whisky seized from a vehicle.
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Unvaccinated Students Won’t Lose Credit After Smallpox Pause
School officials say children who left school due to the smallpox scare will not lose credit for the year. J F Thornton, superintendent, explains the outbreak came late, leaving unvaccinated students near completion of the term.
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Man in Richmond Survives Lobar Pneumonia Attack
Harold Purviance, 32, collapsed lungs from lobar pneumonia and has been kept alive since 3 a.m. Monday by Richmond fire department volunteers using an oxygen inhalator. His condition improved today, doctors reported.
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Richmond
Cal
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Richmond Fire Department
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Kindergarten Leader Grace Brown Named Indianapolis Superintendent
Grace Brown of Cleveland a nationally known kindergarten leader and vice president of the International Kindergarten Union accepts the superintendency of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society. The late Dr Eliza A Baker had previously served as superintendent of Indianapolis Teachers College.
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Cleveland
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Indianapolis Teachers’ College
Filipino aviator seeks funds for Manila to San Francisco flight
Bonado Halili a Filipino aviator and Reserve second lieutenant of the United States air force in the Philippines volunteered to attempt a trans Pacific flight from Manila to San Francisco via Honolulu if he can obtain financial support. He cabled Philippine Resident Commissioner Pedro Guevara requesting assistance in obtaining a seaplane.
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Washington
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Manila
San Francisco
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United States Air Force
Philippines
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Chest payments lag in Indianapolis Community Chest drive
Subscriptions pledged during the campaign last fall lag as only 56.8 percent have been paid. Officials report $386,262.71 collected and $360,329.13 disbursed through April 30, leaving a balance of $52,598.29. May collections trail those of last year.
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